My drive line is only good for about 800 hp. It's a huber 940 I think, but I would have to check the receipt from when I had it built.

Sounds like a good candidate for upgrades and improvements

Coan Engineering makes a 2 speed transmission that is rated for up to 2000 Horsepower. There number is 765-456-3957 they are in Kokomo IN. We have tested them in my 32 Skater and they are working good.

Thanks BIG Daddy will give them a call this morn are the Coan the Kieth Eickert ones that were in Powerboat ???

http://www.coanracing.com/Catalog.asp?ProductLine=XMT

Due

Called Dave this morn he's out of town till next week thanks

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Yes, Coan's are the one's that Keith helped with. They just did an article in the Poker Runs magazine last month. If you give Keith a call he could tell you more about the transmission.Thanks